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Re: Woodstock 1999 on Netflix [Re: CCTX] #14973407 01/30/24 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by CCTX
You put a couple hundred thousand people in an unhealthy environment, dehydrate them, and add in substances + hot temperatures with no shade and bad things will happen.


that didn't happen at the original one.


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Originally Posted by Bigbob_FTW
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You put a couple hundred thousand people in an unhealthy environment, dehydrate them, and add in substances + hot temperatures with no shade and bad things will happen.


that didn't happen at the original one.


They made babies in the sunshine.

Re: Woodstock 1999 on Netflix [Re: Bigbob_FTW] #14973423 01/30/24 06:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Bigbob_FTW
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You put a couple hundred thousand people in an unhealthy environment, dehydrate them, and add in substances + hot temperatures with no shade and bad things will happen.


that didn't happen at the original one.


They weren't surrounded by miles of concrete and tar, fresh water availability was much better, and the weather was more moderate.

We all know what happened at the 1969 Altamont concert. Healthy environment is key when there are large groups of people in one area.


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Originally Posted by CCTX
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You put a couple hundred thousand people in an unhealthy environment, dehydrate them, and add in substances + hot temperatures with no shade and bad things will happen.


that didn't happen at the original one.


They weren't surrounded by miles of concrete and tar, fresh water availability was much better, and the weather was more moderate.

We all know what happened at the 1969 Altamont concert. Healthy environment is key when there are large groups of people in one area.


Concrete, tar, heat, drugs...and a hefty helping of Hell's Angels.

Re: Woodstock 1999 on Netflix [Re: Floon Swenson] #14973430 01/30/24 06:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Floon Swenson
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I didn't watch this video, but this was held at the old Dallas International Motor Speedway. Lot of history at that track for the short time it existed. If you are headed north on 35E and take the big exit ramp to head west on 114, look out to the NE, toward the big trash pile and all that retail and those apartments - that's where that track was.

When the track was demolished, they left the scoring tower and announcer's booth standing. Stayed up for years. If you remember back in the 80's and 90's, when you'd drive that section of 35 through Lewisville, there was a thing that looked like a flying saucer way up on a pole just off to the east of the highway. That was the scoring tower.

They had a drag strip out there along with a road course.


The gravel pits created as a result of building the speedway were connected with the Lewisville creek system.
Up until the great flooding of 2016, those pits were a gem, filled with all sorts of vegetation and deep 40 feet of water. The large mouth bass fishing was better than Fork. Unfortunately, grass carp got into all of it secondary to the Trinity flooding and every inch of aquatic vegetation was wiped out in six months. The hydrilla, lily pads, and American pond weed never recovered, and the fishing has sucked there ever since. I'll check on it once a year, just as I do Purtis Creek in hopes of any signs of recovery and then leave disappointed. Those gravel pits had hydrilla growing out to 20 feet of water, just like Purtis used to. Then completely gone in six months, never to return.


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No kidding? Sounds like a spot I missed out on.

I probably wasted a few days getting skunked at LLELA when I should have ridden up there to those canals.

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It was very good from the time that boat dealership closed on Hebron 2007? to the 2015/2016 flooding.

The boat dealership used one of the water filled gravel pits so you could do a small test drive prior to purchase.


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Watched the documentary and thought the conditions were horrible, especially lack of water and heat. Must not have been quite as bad as portrayed as according to google, only 3 died. Apparently many young women were assaulted and/or raped. Fun is ok, assault and rape are not.

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I watched the doc too and donโ€™t remember anything about it at the time. I had just graduated from high school and sounds like something i would have been interested in. Was at Rockfest and enjoyed it. My freshman year of college went to S Padre for MTV and they were handing out glass Snapple bottles. Didnt work out too well.

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Originally Posted by Floon Swenson
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You put a couple hundred thousand people in an unhealthy environment, dehydrate them, and add in substances + hot temperatures with no shade and bad things will happen.

Rockfest showed that giving them water bottles gives them artillery.
Maybe dehydration would have been a good thing


Those idiots were throwing gallon jugs of water...8 pounds...from the upper sections of the stands down onto the people in the lower sections.

Absolute insanity. I know when it is time to split out of a joint, and that was the time, for me.

Got pulled over on my 4 wheeler at rockfest the 1st night. Cop said if he caught me with no lights and a beer in my hand again I was going to jail.
Went back to the campsite, taped a mag light and a beer holder to the handlebars, drove back out past the cop. He laughed as I drove on by


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